Charging your electric car in Ixelles
From Flagey to Châtelain, from Matongé to Boondael, Ixelles is one of the most densely built municipalities in the Region. Its grand townhouses are often divided into flats, and private parking spaces are rare and highly prized.
Equipping a space in an underground car park means informing the property manager (syndic) and, depending on the building's rules, obtaining the approval of the general meeting. We prepare a clear technical file: cable route, connection to the flat's meter or a communal supply with metering, and safety. For residents without a parking space, charging at work or at a public charging point remains the most realistic solution.
Situations we come across in Ixelles
- Space in an apartment building car park
- Connection to the flat's meter
- Shared infrastructure for several co-owners
- Townhouse with a garage
The electricity grid in Ixelles
As elsewhere in the Region, many homes in Ixelles are connected to a 3 × 230 V grid rather than 3 × 400 V. On this grid, charging is usually single-phase, up to 7.4 kW, which is enough to charge most cars overnight. Not every charger is compatible: we check your grid connection before advising you. For any change to the connection, your contact is Sibelga, the Brussels distribution system operator.
How does your installation in Ixelles work?
- Online configuration: describe your installation by answering a few questions in the configurator.
- Advice: an expert recommends an Ohme, Schneider Electric or Alfen charger suited to your car.
- Site survey if your situation requires it (apartment building, post-mounted charger, old fuse box).
- Installation: half a day for a standard wall-mounted charger.
- RGIE inspection by an approved inspection body, included in the price, followed by commissioning.